Double Board Certified Foot & Ankle Specialist in Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery

Podiatric surgeons specialize in the care, treatment, and diagnosis of all foot and ankle musculoskeletal system disorders. Dr. Hurley is one of only about 35 podiatrists in New York State with Advanced Ankle Certification, uniquely qualifying her to treat complex ankle injuries and deformities. She provides foot and ankle services that you can trust and is one of the top-rated doctors performing foot and ankle surgery in New Hartford. As an active leader in her field, Dr. Hurley trains residents and serves on the staff at Wynn Hospital and Rome Health and consults for leading medical device companies.

I enjoy helping people live their best life.
If your feet hurt, you can’t think about anything else.
Having patients tell me that I improved their quality of life is very rewarding.

About the Doctor

Why did you choose podiatry?

After college, I worked at Georgetown University Hospital on a Lung Cancer Research Team. I spent a lot of time shadowing all different specialties at the hospital. I met a podiatrist and was drawn to the balance of primary care, procedural medicine, and surgery. I loved that they could see someone in the office who was in pain and fix their problem with a procedure so the patient could walk out pain-free.

What specialty services/procedures do you perform?

I provide conservative treatment for sports injuries and fractures. I am board certified in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery. I surgically treat all foot and ankle ailments including bunion and hammertoe correction, flat foot reconstruction, tendon and ligament repair, fracture repair of the foot and ankle, correction of foot and ankle arthritis, and correction of congenital foot and ankle deformities. Also, I perform in-office procedures including removal of ingrown toenails, removal of plantar warts, and skin biopsies of the foot and ankle.

Areas of Interest

Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery

Personal Information

Dr. Hurley enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 children.  They love to spend time outside hiking and biking.

Dr. Hurley is an Experienced Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) at Slocum-Dickson and Provides the Following Foot and Ankle Care Services:

• Foot and Ankle Surgery

• Fractures

• Foot and Ankle Arthritis

• Sports Injuries

• Tendon and Ligament Injuries

• Flat Feet

• Ankle Fusion

• Non-surgical Treatment of Athletic Injuries

• Minor in-office Surgical Procedures

Common Foot And Ankle Conditions We Treat Include:

• Bunions

• Hammertoes

• Trauma and Athletic Injuries

• Arch Disorders

• Reconstructive Foot Surgery

• Tendon and Joint Pain

• Arthritis

• Sports Medicine

Dr. Hurley provides comprehensive foot and ankle care. To schedule an appointment, call our office at: (315) 798-1641.

Why Patients Choose Dr. Hurley for Their Foot and Ankle Disorders

Excellent doctor! She was extremely personable, took time to answer all of my questions, and I had a great result from my bunion surgery. Highly recommend!

-Sharecare.com

Dr. Hurley was wonderful. She took the time to answer all my questions and she fixed my bunion with excellent results. I would recommend her to anyone.

-webmd.com

Education and Training

Podiatric Residency at Aria-Jefferson Health in Philadelphia, PA
Doctor of Medicine Degree from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine
Bachelor of Science in Biology from Dickinson College

Professional Organizations

American Podiatric Medical Association
Fellow, American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
Diplomate, American Board of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
Serves on a committee for the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery

Foot and Ankle FAQs

What is Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery?

Rearfoot surgery is performed to help correct particular issues in the back portion of the foot and ankle. Rearfoot surgery is usually recommended when patients don’t respond to conservative treatment to restore foot function and alleviate pain.

What is the Recovery Time for Foot and Ankle Surgery?

Depending on the severity of the injury and the type of surgery performed, the recovery time can vary, but typically at least six weeks.